Review: CARNIVAL OF CURIOSITIES at The Can Can
Rejoice Dear Readers, as the Carnival is in town.
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Rejoice Dear Readers, as the Carnival is in town.
Dear Readers, when the rights for local theaters to produce hit shows become available, or start to become available, you know every theater will be vying to be the first.
If you’re at all familiar with the plays of Lauren Yee, Dear Readers, then you know of her delightfully odd situations, rich characters and scintillating dialog.
Time Stands Still (by Thalia’s Umbrella), draws you into a carefully crafted, intimate world where the line between audience and observer feels blurred.
Dear Readers, I love a good play that can make me feel something.
CRAVE, Sarah Kane’s stylistic one-act play, is an uncompromising plunge into the raw, chaotic landscape of human emotion.
Dear Readers, if you’re not familiar with the Jason Robert Brown love story, “The Last Five Years” currently being offered from ACT and The 5th Avenue Theatre, you could get a bit confused watching it.
Dear Readers, I’m all for a slice of life play showing the inequities in class, race, gender, etc.
The legacy of Hamilton needs no rehashing – record sales, Tony wins and nominations, career launches, and undeniable songs.
For two men who built grand worlds of myth and magic, LEWIS AND TOLKIEN is a strikingly intimate and deeply human story—not of great battles or epic journeys, but of friendship, regret, and the quiet ache of unspoken words.
What did BroadwayWorld's critic think of Dial M for Murder at The Village Theater? Read the review here and learn more about The Village Theater's production.
Seattle Public Theater’s Where is Here? takes audiences to an unexpected setting—a bleak airport baggage claim—only to eventually veer into the surreal.
Dear Readers, first off let me wish you a Happy New Year and here’s hoping we’re in for some outstanding theater in 2025.
Ending on a a fervent note, spurring the audience to go forth and enjoy their holidays in the best way possible: with music in their hearts and minds
Dear Readers, buckle up! Not because we’re about to go 88 mph but because I’m about to be a musical theater snob.
With every new year, theatergoers feel the excitement of the holiday-themed work produced around Seattle.
Dear Readers, I do love a good farce.
Dear Readers, the magical stage musical of the beloved “Mary Poppins”, currently playing at the 5th Avenue Theatre, may not have been referring to live theater as a whole with their song “Anything Can Happen”, but that sentiment certainly applied to why we love live theater.
Dear Readers, let’s set the way back machine to 2018 when Jeff Schell, The Habit Comedy Troupe, and Mark Siano in conjunction with Seattle Public Theater gifted us that holiday season with “A Very Die Hard Christmas”.
Both monumental works were perfectly matched in their brashness and sensitivity, helmed and rendered with great panache by two outstanding young artists: a program to delight all tastes
Dear Readers, if you know my reviews then you know how picky I can be, especially with shows I love.
Dear Readers, something struck me last night while watching the juggernaut musical “Wicked”, currently playing at the Paramount Theatre.
Dear Readers, really good storytelling doesn’t need flash and glitz.
Successful immersive theater is a difficult-to-achieve, yet, extremely sought-after experience.
Dear Readers, like many, I love a good rollicking backstage comedy.
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